Skitzon has been making music since 2012, with a powerful, emotionally-driven catalog that covers a broad range of genres. Known for his universal sound, he draws inspiration from legends like Kendrick Lamar, Lil Wayne, Michael Jackson, and more. After taking a break from actively promoting his music, Skitzon returned in 2020, reigniting his career and releasing his older catalog. His first song, I’m from the Ghetto, originally recorded in 2012, recently dropped this year.
Skitzon has collaborated with big names like Berner and is working on an exciting roster of unreleased songs featuring artists such as Lil Wayne, DMX, 03 Greedo, and Blueface. His latest release, Skitzon (My Funeral Song), dropped earlier this year, with another project, Skitzon One Time, set for release on February 26th, 2025.
A true entrepreneur, Skitzon is also a force in the 420 industry, where he has cultivated a strong following under his “Professor Exotics” persona. He’s not only focused on his music but also works in the fashion world, designing shoes in Italy and building his clothing brand.
With big dreams of performing at major events like Rolling Loud and touring with artists like La Russel and Kendrick Lamar, Skitzon is on the rise. He’s committed to growing his personal brand, refining his marketing strategies, and staying true to his vision of success.
Follow him on Instagram: @official_reviews_professorx
More from Indie
Jay Psycho is Crafting a Legacy in Hip-Hop
Jay Psycho isn’t just a name—it’s a mindset, a moniker that symbolizes the raw, unfiltered energy of an artist born from the heart of Bloomfield, Connecticut. A rapper with a vision, Jay has spent the last five years carving out his space in a world where authenticity is both rare and revered. With a pen in one hand and a mic in the other, he’s building something deeper than music—he’s building legacy. His debut track “American Asylum” was more than a song; it was an announcement. Jay wasn’t here to copy trends—he was here to start movements. Inspired by moguls like Jay-Z and dreaming of a collaboration with Kanye West, he creates from a place of passion, resilience, and relentless ambition. His sound is unapologetically rap, yet there’s a melodic undertone, a subtle nod to the R&B he often listens to and draws influence from. Jay’s grind is independent by nature. With no current label backing, he remains open to the right opportunity but isn’t waiting around for a deal to validate his talent. Every beat he hops on—crafted by producers like Killawatt, Trapbeatz, and Icyuzumaki—is a canvas for his truth. Whether performing at local events like Base Bash or dreaming of future shows in Japan, Jay Psycho sees no limits. And he’s not just an artist—he’s a director of vision, scripting his own music video concepts, telling stories only he can tell. With an upcoming EP on the horizon and his latest single “Psycho X” making waves, his next drop is set for June 13th, and fans are already counting down. He says his biggest supporters are “myself and my family”—and that’s the kind of self-made spirit that defines a true artist. Check out his new single here: Magnum Opus 63174e2e1e4cf0621f9f939a American Asylum Follow him on Instagram @jaypsycho_
280Rocco Hip-Hop & R&B Artist from Newark, NJ
280Rocco is the definition of an artist who’s been grinding in the music industry for years, staying true to his …
Trill830 The Next Texas Trap Star on the Rise
Trill830, a rising rap artist from Austin, TX, is making waves in the Texas rap and trap scene. With six …
